Announcing the Closing of IN BUSINESS
(January 2008)In the article published in the current issue (November-December 2007) titled “From The In Business Archives”, we reflect upon the early days of In Business magazine. As we wrote in the Premier Issue back in 1979, no matter what business you start, friends invariably ask questions about why you are doing what you're doing. Who and where is the market … and finally "Have you lost your marbles?" As we explained then, we're in business because of an irresistible urge to fulfill personal goals. It's where we want to be, interpreted in many ways — serious, humorous, often all-in-the family, sometimes far-fetched, at times over-stretched.
Originally, our editorial focus was to concentrate on "alternative" ways of making a living on your own — businesses based on solar energy, appropriate technology, natural foods, waste recycling, small-scale farming, community renewal. As we delved more deeply into the world of small business over the next three decades, we came to realize how much every small businessperson has in common — how words like “alternative” and “innovative” and "countertrend" apply to the spirit of the people and the quality of the effort. That spirit, more than the kind of business itself, is the connecting fabric we perceived for shopkeeper and builder, for printer and repairman, for publisher and plumber … for us all.
We discovered that while thousands of persons in business (conventional and unconventional) appreciate that small is beautiful, we're all in the same boat when it comes to making small survive and thrive.
We are proud of our longevity — almost 30 years of publishing — amounting to more than 175 issues of In Business, edited, published and circulated among thousands of subscribers over the years. However, the time has come to announce that we have decided to close In Business. We gave you our best effort to fulfill our editorial goals and hope that we have helped you thrive in your own business.
The In Business web site will remain active. We shall continue to publish BioCycle and Compost Science & Utilization along with the occasional books and reports that seem "so right for the times." We wish all of you the very best in accomplishing your personal goals — and will always look forward to hearing from you. Thank you very much for being with us over these many years.
Jerome Goldstein
Notes:
For those of you with subscriptions that continue beyond the November-December 2007 issue of In Business, our circulation manager will be contacting you with options.
The November/December issue of In Business mail date is January 11.
LEARNING TO EAT LOCALLY
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Finding the power to regain what has been lost … turns a grassroots movement into a healthier future.
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North Dakota research center is breaking barriers to the typical uses
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(January 2008)In Business, November-December, Vol. 29, No. 6, p. 19
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FROM THE IN BUSINESS ARCHIVES 1979-1980
(January 2008)In Business, November-December, Vol. 29, No. 6, p. 20
ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOLOGY
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ECOSTYLE
Delia Montgomery
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(January 2008)In Business, November-December, Vol. 29, No. 6, p. 8
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Vancouver, British Columbia - reports New Urban News of Ithaca, New York - is moving ahead to build an eight-block project that will serve both as housing for athletes in the 2010 Winter Olympics and as a model of environmentally sustainable neighborhood development. The project, on 17 acres of reclaimed industrial land in an area called Southeast False Creek, is Vancouver's latest attempt to
IN BUSINESS WORLD
(January 2008)In Business, November-December, Vol. 29, No. 6, p. 4
HOW ENERGY AND PRICES AFFECT THE ECONOMY OF MISSOURI
Since nearly 94 percent of Missouri's primary energy sources are imported from outside the state at a cost of more than $13 billion annually, there is much interest in finding ways to keep this money in-state. Ethanol production in the state expanded from approximately 50 million gallons in 2003 to
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(January 2008)In Business, November-December, Vol. 29, No. 6, p. 3
LOOKING BACK TO THE EARLY DAYS … AND CLOSING IN BUSINESS
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